decisionhealth Newsletters, Part B News - 2014 Issue 7 (July)
Cash in on your private payers’ pay-for-performance financial incentives
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Article Overview
This article discusses how medical practices can prepare for private payer pay-for-performance incentives by focusing on broad quality-improvement activities rather than tailoring processes to each payer separately. It highlights common areas of attention such as scheduling efficiency, access to care, preventive screening capture, allergy documentation, emergency drill readiness, and ongoing monitoring of payer requirements. The content is intended for practice leaders, coders, billers, and quality staff who want a practical overview of the kinds of operational and reporting issues tied to quality-based reimbursement.
Why This Topic Matters
Quality-based payment programs can affect reimbursement and operational priorities, so practices benefit from understanding the general performance areas payers review and the types of documentation and workflow processes that support them.
What You Will Learn
- How private payer pay-for-performance programs can be approached with a general quality plan
- Which broad practice workflows are commonly tied to quality performance monitoring
- How practices can track access, preventive care, and documentation-related measures over time
- Why comparing payer requirements and using the most stringent benchmark can simplify internal quality management
Who Should Read This
- Physician practices
- Practice managers
- Billing and coding staff
- Quality improvement staff
- Compliance officers
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